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	Banbridge District Council - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Headquarters of the Council is in the town of Banbridge.
		The Council area is to the north-west of County Down and covers an area of 175 square miles of countryside - from Slieve Croob (1,775 feet) in the east to the River Bann valley in the west.
		In 2005-2006, the Council Chairman is Councillor Jim McElroy (DUP) and the Vice Chairman is Councillor Patrick McAleenan (SDLP).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Banbridge_District_Council (275 words)

	District Policing Partnerships
		The District covers approximately 180 sq miles, stretching from Dromore in the north to Rathfriland in the south and from Gilford in the west to Ballyward in the east.
		In the Banbridge District 37,877 hectares are used for farming purposes of which, 84% is under grass, 10% under crops, 4% under rough grazing and 2% classified as ‘other land’.
		The percentage of school leavers in the Banbridge District continue on to higher education is 28.4% and 33.2% continue on to further education.
	www.districtpolicing.com /banbridge.htm (2180 words)

	Banbridge District Council
		Banbridge District Council is one of twenty-six local councils in Northern Ireland.
		The District was formed in 1973 from a merger of the former Banbridge Urban and Rural Districts and former Dromore Urban District.
		The District covers approximately 180 square miles and stretches from Dromore in the north to Rathfriland in the south and from Gilford in the west to Ballyward in the east.
	www.banbridge.com /template1.asp?parent=20&parent2=21&pid=21&area=1 (492 words)

	Banbridge District Council
		Banbridge district is situated in the north west of County Down on the main Belfast to Dublin road.
		Its main population centre is Banbridge town itself, which as its name suggests, was established around a major crossing of the river Bann.
		Banbridge has long been associated with the linen industry (and subsequently textiles) and agriculture for its economic activity.
	www.energyfirst.org /Banbridge.htm (77 words)

	Football Clubs in Northern Ireland - Banbridge Town Football Club
		Banbridge then went all out for an equaliser with Battersby earning a free kick forty seconds from time and Mallen expertly curling his effort over the wall and into the bottom corner.
		Banbridge literally weathered the first half storm and turned round with the wind now in their favour and took advantage in the first few minutes.
		Banbridge started the game very strongly but they conceded a free kick close to their goal, which the Enderslie forward scored with an inch perfect strike.
	www.banbridgetownfc.com /news/viewdetails.asp?newsID=347 (2122 words)

	News and Events - Arts Council Injects £2.4 Million into Local Arts-Led Regeneration Projects
		“Banbridge District Council is delighted to be involved in the ‘Regenerate’ arts project which aims to bring the creative arts to local communities driving social exchange, regeneration and change over the next three years.
		Our partnership with Banbridge, Armagh, Craigavon and Dungannon and South Tyrone Councils is one which we feel is very well placed to offer accessibility of various art forms to a variety of groups of people who would otherwise be unable to participate in cultural life and the arts.
		Derry City Council is investing in nine recycling/community renewal centres spread across its area, and will place artists in these centres to help develop imaginative projects that will actively engage local people in a range of economic, social and community issues.
	www.artscouncil-ni.org /news/2005/new24022005.htm (2247 words)

	A Banbridge at Local.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Banbridge is set for an influx of street entertainers as it gets ready to stage a "buskfest" this weekend.
		Banbridge Genealogy Services was set up about twelve years ago by Banbridge and District Historical Society to index old
		To support the development of business and enterprise in the Banbridge District through a partnership approach between the public and voluntary...
	www.local.co.uk /Banbridge/A (222 words)

	Rotary Club of Banbridge Club News (Quaich)
		Chris enjoys swimming, bicycling, and lifting weights on a regular basis at the Queens University refurbished Physical Education Centre, otherwise he is quite active with the Belfast Rotary club, and is in the process of launching a new Rotaract chapter at Queen's University.
		Banbridge born comedian Gene Fitzpatrick spends a great deal of his time working quietly for the less well off in society.
		A 14 Banbridge strong party made the trip to Renfrew at the end of May 2002 to join in the 50th anniversary of their charter.
	www.banbridgerotary.org /clubnews.htm (1079 words)

	About the Arts - Public Art - "Legs Static" by F.E. McWillams
		McWilliam’s ability to suggest character and movement with the most economic of means is fully demonstrated in this series, as is his persistent exploitation of the visual joke and the visual pun.
		In 1981 the Arts Councils in Ireland organised an exhibition of his work which toured throughout Ireland and in 1989 the Tate Gallery, London held a major retrospective of his work.
		McWilliam’s varied body of work is characterised by a love of the visual and verbal joke although his ‘Women of Belfast’; series depicting women caught in a bomb blast demonstrates his engagement with life in Belfast during the 70s.
	www.artscouncil-ni.org /publicart/tour/tour4.htm (393 words)

	Welcome to CSU online
		Work will not begin on a formal community safety strategy for the Banbridge District until the Partnership are content that all sections of the community have been provided with an opportunity to become involved in the consultation process.
		Although a community safety strategy is still to be devised for the Banbridge District, the Partnership strive to devise ways of tackling problems which have been highlighted by the community, through community group meetings which the Co-ordinator attends on a regular basis, as well as liaising with a range of statutory and voluntary agencies.
		In particular the Partnership has a keen interest in tackling fear of crime, as while the perception is often much higher than the reality in Banbridge, it is the actual fear of crime which is having a detrimental effect on the lives of many of the district’s residents.
	www.communitysafetyni.gov.uk /banbridge.htm (453 words)

	Northern Ireland Case Studies
		The programme, initiated by Banbridge District Council and Armagh City and District Council is emerging as one of the best kerbside collection programmes in the UK.
		Since its launch in April 2001 Banbridge and Armagh Councils have provided 5,800 households with a brown wheeled bin for the collection of garden and kitchen wastes.
		Both Councils then contracted the charity Bryson House to provide a recycling box to 4,000 houses, for weekly collection of newspapers and magazines, glass, cans, plastic bottles, textiles, aluminium foil and unwanted hand tools.
	www.energyfirst.org /CaseStudies.htm (753 words)

	Banbridge Cycling Club - Home
		Banbridge CC Underage section scooped two major awards on Wednesday night at the Banbridge District Council's annual Junior Sports awards, sponsored by the Bank of Ireland.
		Roger Aiken was named Banbridge District Male Sports Personality of the Year at the local awrds held in the Belmont Hotel on Wednesday 1 March.
		Wednesday night was a special night for the Aiken family, Roger's cousin Louise won the female Sports Personality Award, Louise was not present as she had already left for Australia, her mother accepted the award on her behalf.
	www.banbridgecc.co.uk (1255 words)

	letsrecycle.com - News and information for the Recycling and Waste Management Community
		The honours, announced at the weekend to mark Her Majesty the Queen's 80th birthday celebrations, went to figures in both the local authority sector and the community recycling sector.
		As director of environmental services, his leadership has seen the district becoming one of the leading authorities on waste management and recycling, meeting its targets ahead of schedule.
		Congratulating Mr Forbes, Banbridge council chief executive Robert Gilmore said: "On behalf of all Council officers and staff, I would like to congratulate Ken on receiving this prestigious honour because he really deserves it.
	www.letsrecycle.com /materials/composting/news.jsp?story=5742 (688 words)

	BANBRIDGE CYCLING CLUB YOUTH REWARDED (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This was the first time that the Youth section of the Club have won the coveted Junior Club title, the Club as a whole won the Best Club in the 2005 Banbridge Council Awards, and at the end of 2005 also were named as Club of the Year by Cycling Ulster.
		Twice a year, at Easter and in the summer, Banbridge CC run week long cycling sessions for the Council.
		On the Irish racing scene Banbridge CC's young riders are a common sight, with current Champions in both MTB and Road.
	www.irishcycling.com /publish/news/art_1717.shtml (347 words)

	Mourne Heritage Trust - Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
		Banbridge District Council chairwoman Cassie MCDermott recently opened 'Binder's Cove', an ancient souterrain in the Mournes.
		She continued, "All these projects are the result of partnership working and we would like to extend our thanks to the landowners and statutory agencies involved, particularly the Mourne Heritage Trust who put the funding package together.
		The Council has recently obtained Mourne Natural Rural Resource Tourism Initiative funding with two other proposed projects in the Slieve Croob area- the provision of a picnic and viewpoint area of Lighthouse Road, Ballyward and the proposed creation of a new walking route in the area.
	www.mournelive.com /news/news/viewdetails.asp?newsID=88 (576 words)

	Banbridge District Council
		Banbridge District Online will help you discover the best things about Banbridge as it contains information on just about everything you need to know including news and events, places to visit, things to do, leisure and sport, Council services and facilities, local partnerships and a local directory.
		At last night’s statutory meeting Banbridge councillors joined senior Council staff in paying a special tribute to Councillor John Ingram, who passed away peacefully at his home in the early hours of last Wednesday morning (29th November) after fighting a long battle with cancer.
		Banbridge District Council is bringing the Ulster Orchestra and Ballet Ireland to the Iveagh Movie Studios in Banbridge next month.
	www.banbridgedc.gov.uk (365 words)

	Northern Ireland Housing Executive : About Us : Housing Council
		The Housing Council was established by Housing Executive Act (Northern Ireland) 1971.
		The Council is consulted by the Housing Executive and the DoE on all matters that affect housing policy in Northern Ireland.
		The Housing Council is made up of one representative from each of the 26 District Councils in Northern Ireland.
	www.nihe.gov.uk /about_us/housing_council.asp (99 words)

	Untitled Document
		Later that night the Rathfriland players were introduced to the broad range of social delights of Carlow by the Carlow team and by all accounts had a wonderful time bogeying the night away.
		The smooth and successful functioning of these occasions was attributable to the close liaison between Carlow County Council, Banbridge District Council, the Seven Oaks Hotel the Football clubs and especially the efforts of Noel Jordan, John Coughlin, Seamie Payne and Dan Mc Donnell Executive Committee members of the League.
		The official twinning ceremonies linking Carlow County Council and Banbridge District took place in May 1999 and sandwiched between the ceremonies was the Carlow Leagues eagerly awaited visit on FA Cup Final day (Man. Utd.
	www.esatclear.ie /~carlowsoccer/Awards.htm (401 words)

	Rural Down Partnership
		The Rural Down Partnership is the implementing body responsible for administering LEADER+ funds to the value of £1.45 Million in the rural parts of Ards, Banbridge and Down Council areas until December 2006.
		Funded by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the European Union, Ards Borough Council, Banbridge District Council and Down District Council, the Rural Down Partnership hopes to achieve its objectives by exploiting opportunities, stimulating innovative projects and targeting areas of need.
		The administrative and financial lead agency for the Partnership is Banbridge District Council, who employs a Programmes Manager and Monitoring Officer to administer the Programme via a Service Level Agreement.
	www.ruraldown.org.uk /aboutus.asp (500 words)

	Banbridge District Council, 1993 - 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Banbridge was also one of the few councils where Alliance gained a seat.
		Of McDermott's 951 votes, 379 (39.85%) transferred to the three remaining UUP candidates: 195 to Martin, 121 to Hill and 63 to McCracken.
		The first vote I personally ever cast in my life was in this electoral district in 1985.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/lgbanbridgefull.htm (1449 words)

	Novell Delivers Productivity and Cost Saving Solutions to Craigavon & Banbridge HSS Trust
		Stephen Hylands, Head of IT at Craigavon & Banbridge Community HSS Trust said, "I needed to make a number of decisions in order to consolidate all of the file servers being managed, provide a greater degree of resilience/redundancy, increase the user base and resolve network users rapidly expanding storage needs.
		Craigavon & Banbridge Community Health and Social Services Trust (in Northern Ireland) was established in April 1994 and is responsible for the provision / management of a range of community based health and social care services.
		The Trust covers the Craigavon Borough Council and Banbridge District Council areas and has a resident population of about 122,000.
	www.novell.com /ireland/success/craigavon_banbridge.html (1094 words)

	Banbridge District Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Now in its third year, the Banbridge BuskFest has become one of the biggest events in the District's social calendar.
		Attracting on average 80 competitors throughout Ireland and further afield, it promises to be a great day out for all the family with live music, street theatre, dance and entertainment and f
		The headline Act will be none other than the fantastic full band of 'The Proclaimers' who you won't have to 'walk the 500 miles' to see.
	www.banbridge.gov.uk /event_detail.asp?eventid=63&area=1 (217 words)

	Banbridge Leisure Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Banbridge District Council provides and maintains a number of children's play areas throughout district.
		These are complimented by a range of play areas of differing sizes spread throughout the District as follows;
		Opening hours are seasonal, but during the summer holiday months the area is open from 9.00am until dusk.
	www.banbridgeleisure.com /other_play.asp (135 words)

	Developing Business - Banbridge District Enterprises Limited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The workspace is made up of 10,000sq ft of industrial units and 3,500sq ft of office and conference facilities.
		Project funders include Banbridge District council, International Fund for Ireland and Invest NI.
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	www.bdelonline.com /services/workspace.asp (338 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Northern Ireland \| Banbridge set for Buskers
		He says he made nearly £90 last year when the festival was held for the first time and he plans to take a few friends along to play with him this time.
		Forty-five entrants have registered to sing or play so far and Banbridge District Council which has organised the event is hoping there will be more by the day itself.
		As well as the money the buskers can make on the day there is the extra incentive of a £1,000 prize for the overall winner and 16 hours in a recording studio.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/northern_ireland/4614831.stm (348 words)

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